Have an Internet connection? Here's the Pagani factory

For the longest time, it seemed like Google Street View was only useful for spurring privacy debates and catching exhibitionists in compromising positions. Then someone had a brilliant idea: Use Street View to tour various race tracks, automotive museums, and supercar showrooms. Want to see the McLaren Technology Center? Boom. How about Senna's MP4/4, Piquet's FW11, or Keke Rosberg's FW09? You're welcome. Now, the Pagani Atelier ("workshop") can be seen in all the glory Street View has to offer. Best of all, you can click to sit inside the Cinque Roadster and Huayra, too.

The 1360-hp heart of Koenigsegg's One:1

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More 'Inside Koenigsegg' videos? Uh, yes, please. The last time we saw Baron von Koenigsegg, he was prepping the One:1 for its Geneva debut; this time, he gives us a peak into the 5.0-liter heart of his carbon monster. We absolutely love the craft feel of his shop in this video, with wrenches and machinery winding and cranking in the background. Oh, and the boss finally shares his thoughts on hybrid supercars, too. Spoiler alert: He uses the phrase "oil and vinegar."

Qatari Ferrari day is the best day

This is what happens when a pack of Ferrari owners are let loose on a MotoGP circuit. The Losail International Circuit pit lane is basically a guide to late-model Maranello—with everything from FF to 599 GTO and 458 Italia goodness—many modified and in rare color schemes. This clip packs slick editing, on-track footage, clean detail shots, and redline revs into a tidy 1 minute, 30-second package.

Maserati MC12 unicorn for sale

The Maserati MC12 is best known for three things: it had the same 6.0-liter V12 as Ferrari's Enzo, only 50 units were ever produced, and it wore a distinct navy-and-eggshell-tuxedo paint scheme. Well, 49 of them did, at least. According to its seller, this is the lone black MC12 supercar. Ferrari of Newport Beach doesn't list a price, but considering a white and blue example recently sold for $1.6 million, we'll take it as window-shopping fodder.